One of the adult virgins who appeared on Virgin Island has given a hint as to which of the 12 of them have lost their virginity since the end of the series.
The show has come to an end, with Channel 4 posting the finale episode on their website last night, with the sixth and final episode set to air on TV tonight at 9pm.
The series revolves around 12 adult virgins looking to receive therapy and participate in exercises to prepare them for losing their virginity.
The most controversial aspect of this involved the sexual therapists who engaged in intimacy with the participants, being willing to go as far as having sex with them if they felt they were ready.
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By the end of the show however it was revealed that only one member of the 12 was deemed ready by the show’s therapists to lose their virginity.
Spoilers ahead for the finale episode of Virgin Island
Dave, the 24 year-old-accountant, was judged to be the only of the 12 adult virgins to be ready to lose his virginity.
He is not, however, the only one to have lost it at the time of writing.
The Sun has revealed that the virgins all maintained a group chat after filming ended called Virgins and Dave, with the group photo being a picture of the entire group of the 12 of them.
Each time one of them loses their virginity, they are revealed to be greyed out of the picture, the first being Dave.
Holly reveals that she is one of the lucky ones to have had sex for the first time since filming ended, saying: “I messaged the chat almost as soon as it happened. I was excited to tell them.”
Dave, meanwhile has now had a girlfriend for six months as revealed by The Sun.
The rest, however, have not yet had sex.
Emma and Viraj went on a date, however, have not decided to stay together following the conclusion of the show.
Louise agreed to go on a date with Jason, saying she feels he could easily ‘laugh the pants off you’.
Zac was one of the show’s most controversial participants, with him facing a session being ended early by surrogate partner Kat after making bizarre comments to her.
He said following the conclusion of the show: “The bulk of the practical and physical skills that were explored have eluded me.
"Being able to express my thoughts and feelings is a work in progress.”
Virgin Island is available to watch on Channel 4 now.
Topics: Channel 4, TV, TV and Film, Virgin Island
Michael Slavin